[streaming] h264 stream-vlc crash

[ali at mail.ege.edu.tr]

Hi,
While I am watching h264 video stream by vlc0.8.5, vlc crashes
giving segmentation fault. 
You can find the vlc log below.
Is
there anybody who have similar experince on a similar problem?
How
can I prevent the vlc from crash?

Thanks for eveybody...



[00000292] ffmpeg decoder warning: error while decoding MB 18 10 
(h264 at 0x85157e0) [00000292] ffmpeg decoder debug: concealing 207 DC, 207
AC, 207 MV errors  (h264 at 0x85157e0) [00000292] ffmpeg decoder warning:
mb_type 30 in P slice to large at 20 16  (h264 at 0x85157e0) [00000292]
ffmpeg decoder warning: error while decoding MB 20 16  (h264 at 0x85157e0)
[00000292] ffmpeg decoder debug: concealing 73 DC, 73 AC, 73 MV errors 
(h264 at 0x85157e0) libdvbpsi error (PSI decoder): TS discontinuity (received
6, expected 5) for PID 0 [00000290] ts demuxer debug: PATCallBack called
libdvbpsi error (PSI decoder): TS discontinuity (received 6, expected 5)
for PID 66 [00000290] ts demuxer debug: PMTCallBack called [00000285]
access_udp access debug: RTP: packet(s) lost, expected 15152, got 15153
[00000290] ts demuxer warning: discontinuity received 0xb instead of 0x4
(pid=68) [00000285] access_udp access debug: RTP: packet(s) lost, expected
15155, got 15156 [00000290] ts demuxer warning: discontinuity received 0x0
instead of 0x9 (pid=68) [00000334] main video output warning: late picture
skipped (66104) [00000285] access_udp access debug: RTP: packet(s) lost,
expected 15157, got 15158 [00000290] ts demuxer warning: discontinuity
received 0xe instead of 0x7 (pid=68) [00000334] main video output warning:
late picture skipped (90105) [00000285] access_udp access debug: RTP:
packet(s) lost, expected 15160, got 15161 [00000290] ts demuxer warning:
discontinuity received 0x3 instead of 0xc (pid=68) [00000292] ffmpeg
decoder warning: mb_type 74 in P slice to large at 1 14  (h264 at 0x85157e0)
[00000292] ffmpeg decoder warning: error while decoding MB 1 14 
(h264 at 0x85157e0) [00000292] ffmpeg decoder debug: concealing 136 DC, 136
AC, 136 MV errors  (h264 at 0x85157e0) [00000334] main video output warning:
late picture skipped (138103) [00000285] access_udp access debug: RTP:
packet(s) lost, expected 15163, got 15164 [00000290] ts demuxer warning:
discontinuity received 0x6 instead of 0x0 (pid=68) [00000292] ffmpeg
decoder warning: mb_type 57 in P slice to large at 18 0  (h264 at 0x85157e0)
[00000292] ffmpeg decoder warning: error while decoding MB 18 0 
(h264 at 0x85157e0) [00000292] ffmpeg decoder debug: concealing 396 DC, 396
AC, 396 MV errors  (h264 at 0x85157e0) [00000334] main video output warning:
late picture skipped (234164) [00000292] ffmpeg decoder debug: concealing
396 DC, 396 AC, 396 MV errors  (h264 at 0x85157e0) [00000334] main video
output warning: late picture skipped (282118) [00000334] main video output
warning: late picture skipped (330119) [00000334] main video output
warning: late picture skipped (378120) [00000285] access_udp access debug:
RTP: packet(s) lost, expected 15173, got 15174 libdvbpsi error (PSI
decoder): TS discontinuity (received 8, expected 7) for PID 66 [00000290]
ts demuxer debug: PMTCallBack called [00000290] ts demuxer warning:
discontinuity received 0xb instead of 0x5 (pid=68) [00000334] main video
output warning: late picture skipped (402124) [00000334] main video output
warning: late picture skipped (450123) Segmentation fault 

> Hi friends...
> 
> I will be use VLC and
multicast for stream videos; but How do I know if my
> LAN
> will support the traffic? Which tool do i can use to simulate my
network
> and
> VLC traffic?
> 
> A lot of
thanks.
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